You Are My World (Bboong)

Description

Warning: This series contains content such as sexual assault/Non-con/Dub-con that may be potentially triggering to some people, reader discretion is advised.

Childhood friends Juhyeok and Su-ah once promised to stay together forever, but when their secondary genders manifest in reverse, their worlds drift apart. Years later, Juhyeok’s dream of Olympic gold is on the line, and Su-ah might be the only one who can help him reach it. What follows is a story of fate, pride, and a love that refuses to yield. (Source: Lezhin US)

Original Webtoon:
Bomtoon

Official Translations:
English, Spanish, Thai, T.Chinese, Japanese

Notes:

- Winner of the 2025 Bomtoon Webtoon Contest.

- This series is a global release, meaning all official translations come out on the same day as the original Korean. Main episodes will be uploaded every month on the 3rd, 13th, and 23rd (GMT+9).

- All official translations are uncensored, except for Japanese.

Type

Manhwa

Related Series

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Associated Names

Eres mi mundo

นายคือโลกทั้งใบของฉัน

お前は俺の世界〜フェロモンなんてクソ食らえ〜

你是我的全世界

너는 나의 세상

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Latest Release(s)

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Status in Country of Origin

9 Chapters + Prologue (Ongoing)

Completely Scanlated?

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User Rating

Average: 5.3 / 10.0 (12 votes)

Bayesian Average: 5.97 / 10.0

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Last Updated

December 24th, 2025 3:34am PST - 1 day ago

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Genre

Drama Smut Yaoi
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Recommendations

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Author(s)

Bboong

Artist(s)

Bboong

Year

2025

Original Publisher

Kidari Studio

Serialized In (magazine)

Bomtoon

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Lezhin US

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Explicit rape (and called such in the story)

by gojoutistic
1 month ago

Rating: 1.0 / 10.0

TW for explicit rape and noncon scenting i feel so fucking bad for MC like this is not cute or sweet it is actually fucked up this story is literally just making someone stay w his rapist bc of worldbuilding justification. And also this isnt just me deciding ML is a rapist MC literally calls him that. MC’s life sucks bc of ML and heres how

ML scents MC for basically his whole life meaning he is now super unsafe bc of his sensitivity to other alpha pheromones when he is apart from ML (who he liked as a super young kid but does not like now). after ML rapes him, MC tells him to fuck off and they dont see each other for 2 weeks and MC feels great like better than ever and is loving not seeing him. Then MC learns that the only way for him to keep feeling great physically is to interact intimately with his rapist bc his rapist has literally weakened him to other alpha phermones

Ik everyone has different tastes but This shit just made me sad and sick to my fking stomach. Icb it won bomtoons 2025 award. Ik some ppl like the rape trope and rape kink but i rly wish there were more options that didnt have ANY elements of rape /rape kink (like no “stop” “wait” “nos” from bottoms that go ignored etc)

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This story might not be for everyone

by o0_14_0o
2 months ago

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(First off some people need to re-learn how to seperate fiction from reality, please)

Some people saying “Su-ah has the right to be bitter, angry, or whatever” doesn’t sit right with me.

If Su-ah was even the slightest involvement in Juhyeok becoming an omega is dismissed with “he was a child, he didn’t know,” then Juhyeok’s emotional volatility deserves the same understanding. Children feel things intensely. Juhyeok was profoundly hurt, watching his future collapse and his first love turn into something unrecognizable.

Yes, Juhyeok lashed out at the person he saw as responsible—and that reaction makes sense. What doesn’t make sense is ignoring that Su-ah never intended this outcome and didn’t even know his own condition at the time.

The real issue begins later. Su-ah knew he was an alpha and chose not to tell Juhyeok. Fear that the relationship would change isn’t romantic—it’s a lack of trust. And unsurprisingly, the relationship changed anyway.

Su-ah also continued exposing Juhyeok to his pheromones, creating dependence. That was not accidental. It was a deliberate choice that benefited Su-ah while putting Juhyeok at risk. Su-ah focused on what he gained and ignored the harm.

Every decision has consequences. Contraception, for instance, can be helpful—but it also comes with serious side effects. You don’t get the benefit without the cost.

Su-ah acted in his own interest, even if he convinced himself it was love.

So no, I don’t feel compelled to pity Su-ah simply because Juhyeok hates him while Su-ah has loved him since childhood. Good intentions don’t erase harm.

This is a tragic love story—but tragedy doesn’t absolve responsibility. Being close yet untouchable, loving someone who cannot return it, is painful. But pain does not make one blameless.

Both characters are going through their own issues but it definitely did not help that Su-ah ignored Juhyeok’s wishes which eventually lead to him assaulting Juhyeok under the false sense of "helping" him.

Also here's some food for thought since some people had some pretty hostile remarks to others differing opinions (this was gonna be a reply to someone but they blocked me, so now it's just going in my review):

I agree that people are absolutely entitled to their own opinions, including saying they hate the story or a character. I’m not arguing for everyone to have the same opinion or for anyone to silence themselves.

What I’m talking about is how those opinions are expressed. There’s a difference between saying “this doesn’t work for me” or "Im not a fan of this" vs dismissing someone else’s interpretation as “straight up stupid” or “that’s fucking stupid" The first invites discussion, the second tends to shut it down. We also don't need to compare a fictional concept like the omegaverse to real life, it's fiction for a reason so that people can explore unrealistic topics that you don't find in real life.

I think a space can allow strong criticism and still be considerate of the fact that others engage with the story differently. That’s not censorship, it’s just acknowledging that disagreement doesn’t have to come with hostility. Sorry if my original statement came off as some kind of offence but I'm tired of people making the same comments like op about fictional concepts vs real life, there's a reason why it's called "fiction" that doesn't mean people are agreeing something morally wrong in a story is okay in real life.

You’re free to disagree as strongly as you want, just like others are free to defend what they like. I’m just saying that productive discussion usually focuses on the ideas themselves rather than attacking the people who hold them.

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